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[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] jigajay:
I got the constant force close using the new swype 3.0 the way I fixed it was deleted it then right after I reinstalled it I rebooted in to recovery and cleared both caches and fixed permissions. I don't think rom manager fix permission is working right for this version.
[Android General] shad0wboss:
I couldn't help posting this because i became happy when i read it...

SOurce: http://www.appbrain.com/app/tiger-lab-(nds-demo-emulator)/com.tiger.demo.nds
[Android General] D3luSi0n4L:
Its amazing what a skilled developer can make and pretty soon I'm sure we'll see a app for everything and this is just one more off the list. I can't wait to see how they manage using both screens but im sure it'll be awesome!

Good job devs! Keep it up!

-D3luSi0n4L
[Android General] Fehnix22:
Might work well for the Kyocera Echo
[Android General] orb3000:
This looks promising!
[Android General] JesusFreak316:
I know it's just a proof of concept currently, but why are they saying it would need new devices to run well? It seems like, since the DS and our devices are both ARM based, with some obvious modifications to run arm code natively and not emulated, you could get it running pretty well. At least that's what I had gathered from previous discussions about it.
[Android General] maxohkc:
In order to emulate a nintendo DS your phone needs to have twice the power. But to be honest I never thought the DS was too powerful... So I bet once the emulator is out of alpha it should run fine on a galaxy S. But who knows were still waiting for Zodttd to finish the N64 emulator
[Android General] d3s3rt_eagle:
Wow! This would be awesome!! I miss Mario Bros on my phone :D
[Android General] iamrv:
I tried on HD2, and yes is very very very slow, but it works. :)
[Android General] JesusFreak316:
Of course, I am familiar with emulators and how, as a rule of thumb, your device should be 10 times more powerful to expect any sort of decent emulation. I'm just saying, maybe they can avoid emulating certain things and run native ARM DS code natively, vastly speeding it up. It would be REALLY hard though, requiring vast knowledge of ARM assembly from what I've heard. Meh, Zodttd. He should stick to iPhone imo. Android will probably get some decent open source emulators soon enough.
[Android General] crisiscore_08:
decent emulation takes about 5-10 times the power to emulate

and ive heard that emulating the DS is extremely difficult

as for zod i honestly doubt he is still working on that project paul seems to be the one that is on top of the project now
[Android General] bendoe91z28:
I'll try it out with my Atrix tonight, maybe post a youtube video. Is there a standard game we are using?
[Android General] Armerad:
I've been trying to run a .nds file on this. The ROM is Pokemon Platinum (128mb). It's on /roms/nds and shows up in the app, however when I click on it it flashes to a black screen then goes back to the rom selection screen.
[Android General] nikeairj:
LOL!!!! That's hilarious! But that might be true too. :p
[Android General] silverhawknike:
Sighh..

I remember the time when psp can emulate ds rom even though the frame rate per second was really low! (Average 17fps!):)
[Android General] alienhunt:
I stopped using handhelds after the Gameboy Advance.. besides, it feels like all these games are the same rehash with little story change and somewhat better graphics.. there doesn't seem to be any new creative things being done in the handheld market.. so I say why bother killing your phone trying to emulate the NDS..

with that in mind, we are looking at quad-core phones by the end of 2012 for SURE, and dual-core by fall 2011 I hope, so just wait a few more months haha.

my bigger concern about emulation and games on the Android is multitouch.. even my Desire on 2.3.3 (CM7) has issues where multitouch fails, rendering even most old games unplayable (how the hell can I run and jump in Mario at the same time like the real gamepad allows.. if we wanna improve the quality of gameplay on our phones, we should push the manufacturers for better hardware that'll allow coders to provide for better multitouch capability.

just my 2 cents..
[Android General] Burko:
I wouldn't worry about that, bluetooth gamepads are on the way.

I use a Wiimote with classic controller for emulators at the moment.
[Android General] nobooya:
NDS emulation can be slow even on PC, so don't expect phones to run games playable :)
[Android General] thedicemaster:
alienhunt: more like spring 2011 for dual core.

i'll be getting a tegra2 phone in the mail next week.
[Android General] matejdro:
Can somebody make better explanation? How high end should devices be? Would current devices (Desire, Galaxy S) be enough or do we need to wait for dual core?

Bluetooth gamepads are nice, but i think they are more like "i can do that" than really being usable. Games on the phones are meant to be played anywhere. And i don't want to carry a wiimote around with me just to play games on my phone.

I have tried several emulators on my HD2 and games are quite playable despite HD2's limit of maximum 2 touch points. Biggest problem is the feedback of the controls. You cannot feel controls, which means you can easily miss it.

I think best on screen controls would be ones that are fully customizable. Ability to move and resize controls to match your device, finger size and playing position would be killer feature.
[Android General] magic_moe_:
I have a Desire, the DS games run with 3 - 7 FPS...it's ok for "100 Classic Book Collection" and thats it.
[Android General] SHADOW-XIII:
Technicaly speaking, phones with 800Mhz+ should be able to run NDS emulation.

Practically it will take lots of time(years even maybe) developing very fast/efficent app, however would love to see one. At this very moment I enjoy NES/SNES/GBA/PSX emulation, though controls are not good for fighting games but for RPGs (FFVII ^_^) are good enough.
[Android General] bendoe91z28:
No games show up on Atrix even though they are in the correct location on both internal and external SD.
[Android General] JesusFreak316:
Did you extract the .nds files from the zip file? It can't read them from zip files only once extracted.
[Android General] laforma:
the nds runs on arm cores like 99% of all android based mobile phones, theoretically you can reuse most of the binary code from the nds rom. so when it comes to dynamic recompilation techniques, frame rate will take a big leap to playable values.

the main cpu is an arm946e-s (clocked at 67 mhz) and the coprocessor is an arm7tdmi (clocked at 33 mhz). polygone rate of the gpu part is as low as 120k polygones per second and the pixel fill rate is at 30 million pixels per second, should be possible to emulator with advanced android programming skill and lots of emulation voodoo :)
[Android General] ocdtrekkie:
Heads up, I think ZodTTD gave the N64 project back over to yongzh. (They collaborated on psx4droid)

N64oid is available in the Market. Still needs some work, but it's awesome.
[Android General] torvick12:
Tried it on my g2 and yes very slow and laggy, n no sound.
[Android General] A5J4DX:
awesome stuff :D
[Android General] magic_moe_:
can we expect updates anytime soon?

or is a POC all we get for the next year?
[Android General] Kupfel:
as the news said it will take a long long time till this will be anywhere near playable. Interesting nonetheless.
[Android General] cdlfvizick:
sgs2?

on a sgs2 it should be possible to run stable, isnt it?

if u can manage, that the process use both cores... for each screen one, for ex?:cool:
[Android General] JesusFreak316:
Theoretically, sure, but the emulator in it's current state won't run well on ANYTHING. It's not so much a matter of hardware but optimization. If it runs at only 3 or so fps on an evo/hd2/n1 it's not gonna run significantly better on the sgs2. 10 fps maybe? I don't know but I would assume still far from playable.
[Android General] Atlas51:
can't run i want play castlevania dawn of sorrow on my xperia play
[Android General] b4byc4t:
i tried on HD2, can work but too slow? how can I make it faster?
[Android General] sublimaze:
Overclock it
[Android General] _AngeL_:
Hi, good job!

Any news?
[Android General] soapinmouth:
any progress on this?
[Android General] Rores:
From what i have seen, a DS has an Arm 9, 66mhz processor :)
[Android General] Bairdog35:
I will have to try this! Do you think it would be really slow on dual-core at 1.2 ghz?
[Android General] Theonew:
It should run fine.
[Android General] denero1:
shame on me for bringing this back lol but i want to know how it runs on the galaxy nexus
[Android General] kokobaliev:
wow... thats cool!
[Android General] denero1:
yes the thought is but i want to know should i wait for tegra 3 before i get galaxy nexus and it doesnt run well -_-
[Android General] kevin319:
is this project still being developed?
[Android General] byyasin:
Thats cool!
[Android General] bigboss59400:
So cooooool !!!
[Android General] |mpulse:
So has this been completely abandoned? I can't find any DL links that actually go to a working APK - looks like this is dead?

Shame...
[Android General] aprizND:
Too old info

I knowit 2month ago n still no further update guys

Why?
[Android General] DeathW1SH:
Awesome

thats pretty rad to even think of a DS running android!
[Android General] Theonew:
It's not a DS running Android. It's an emulator for Android to run NDS games.
[Android General] MasterManson_Gunstorm:
i got found a workly link here

http://pokemonmythology.110mb.com/news.php?readmore=694
[Android General] tonyhky:
will the screen too small for phone??
[Android General] 50437:
play nintendo ds games on android multiplayer with or against nintendo ds

play nintendo ds games on android multiplayer with or against nintendo ds

I have been 'google'ing cooking mama online android multiplayer nintendo ds, because cooling mama 2 is on my ds and it is possible for me get cooking mama 2 on android via store or through developer website. And nintendo ds has been able run linux see nintendo ds linux .org website so i was thinking have people got to a stage where i can " play nintendo ds games on android and then i multiplayer with or against nintendo ds" ..also there is nintendo ds emulators around so.. is this possible, has it already been done?
[Android General] -Dante-:
This would be great
[Android General] AuxiliaryPie:
Sorry for reviving a dead thread, but if anyone has any info.on the current state of ANY DS emulator for android, please post it up! I've been Googling but going nowhere
[Android General] androidapk.net:
That's good news! More pro games available for Android! Kudos to the developer for making this possible. This is why I love android. on this platform, lots of possibilities start happening.
[Android General] mohameds102004:
awesome stuff ;) :D
[Android General] skyboyextreme:
this ds emulator project is dead dead dead already , i'm wondering why....
[Android General] khairevishal:
Works on experia play

It works fine on sony erisson experia play.
[Android General] Unrealized:
Looks promising to me, Hope the speed of it could be improved. :)
[Android General] mobitourist:
Thanks for share, will try soon on my Nexus S to play my favorite childhood game
[Android General] mauli91:
Hi guys!

Can somebody post a link to download this .apk?

I would like to test it on my Transformer Prime... :)

BR
[Android General] Theonew:
See here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481765.
[Android General] Mustaaa:
It's a shame that the development stopped for this. A lot of people would love this. Hopefully someone can pick this up....
[Android General] z4rro:
But are difference !

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[Android General] Jotamide:
I guess it's time to replay all DS' Castlevanias!:p

Awesome news!
[Android General] psp300xxx:
That's fantastic! very well
[Android General] ruchz:
This looks promising!
[Android General] DriftGT:
It was cool if we have the chance to play NDS games on android like we can run GBA games

Actually I am play NDS on PC and play it on Android was AWESOME
[Android General] webwalk®:
emergency revive

xD

cmon dev's its 2013, tegra 3, quadcore

before people ask for a wiiu emulator on android :D
[Android General] P4N1C:
This would be great :angel:

NDS on a Tablet would be awesome
[Android General] Sathya91:
will it work for galaxy s duos - (custom rom and overlocked 1.3 GHz)
[Android General] ch3mn3y:
try it. but probably it will lag very mych. for now its not playable i think on any device

Sent using SO-01D - P.A.C Man/Turbo Kernel
[Android General] Kobro:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dsemu.drastic
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akkeresu:
Evening everyone!

I just got a hold of an HTC Desire to upgrade my line from the HTC Hero. So, after an ESN transfer, it's all set, but now I'm stuck in Digital Roaming, and I can't get a hold of data. I've got an unrooted(can root) HTC Desire to pull settings from, but I'm trying to figure out a way to get the Cellular South data onto this phone. I'm not sure if I could take a Nandroid from the other phone and restore it here, or if I need to use the DATA and EPST codes to continue manually programming this phone. Any advice would be helpful!

~Ark

[EDIT] It's a PRL issue. I can't pull the PRL from the *228 command in order to get the file, and I haven't found the file online either. Currently working with a specialist concerning the issue, but if anyone can extract the file, it would be greatly appreciated.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kerdack:
So I've read on some forums that a few lucky people have been able to get ScummVM to work on their Epics. I was wondering if anyone knew how to set it up to get it to run? Apparently Curse of Monkey Island works fine, but others have trouble. I'm running 2.2 and Bonsai, any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanquished:
Hey guys,

Been looking for an android 1.6 rom for a Sprint Hero looked through the forums but couldn't find any with links that work.

I'm just looking for an RUU thats 1.6 since the 2.1 rom doesn't work well on it.

I'm not looking for a rom that I need to root for, this is for a friend so the easiest and least risky way of going back to 1.6 or another better than 2.1 rom.

I hope I didn't miss this in the forums because I don't want to waste your time, just been trying to get this issue fixed for a while.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rubyknight:
Roms are for rooted phones only :P You need rom manager, superuser, and a recovery as well.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanquished:
I guess I'm looking for an RUU then, I know you can install different versions of the actual OS without doing anything special, done it many times before. I'm just looking for Android 1.6 from Sprint, not a custom one because that requires rooting it.

-Thanks
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theSlack:
It had 1.5 originally, then went to 2.1. that's why yer having trouble finding 1.6.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=608434

hope that helps. I think it's a rootable 1.56.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanquished:
Thanks! I downloaded it and will try and install if probably later today! With that ROM do I simply have to click ARU Wizard for the RUU (like the RUUs from HTC) or will I have to use other files in the folder?

Thanks again by the way.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theSlack:
No problem. I hope its what you were looking for.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dunkkid23:
What's up guys, I recently dropped my G2 in a puddle of water, :(

I was wondering if it was a good idea to get it fixed by HTC or if you guys have any other recommendations of G2 repair companies?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brfield:
You should have taken the battery out ASAP and then just leave it out and unplugged overnight. It will be fine.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dunkkid23:
I did take the battery out, but the LCD has a greenish hue, the wifi is unresponsive, and the haptic feedback is off. Does this mean I need to get all of these components in order for it to work? :confused:
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2G1J:
Take the battery out and put it in a tub of rice.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitchison:
If it was already submerged completely and the tub of rice doesn't work, one more last ditch thing you can try is to submerge and rinse it out in a bucket of CLEAN (ideally distilled, at a minimum filtered) water.

If there were minerals (or other contaminants) in the water/liquid it was submerged in they could still be on the circuit board, the clean water might just clean it off.

Of course after you try this you need to let it dry for at least 24 hours then submerge it in rice for another 24 hours.

(The rice will absorb the water)

My boss once dropped his blackberry in a toilet :eek: and used this method, he did not use rice though, tried it after a day of drying and it didn't work, tried it again 24 hours later and it still didn't work but on the 3rd day the device came back to life so he called it the "JesusBerry" for the next ~year until he upgraded.

BTW you are probably screwed, so don't get your hopes up.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enserio:
Yeah, ideally you should let that thing dry out for more than 3 days. I know we all "need" our phones, but if you want it to work properly, you're just going to have to wait. I dropped my BB in the toilet, took the battery out, rinsed it, and let it sit. I was impatient and tried to use it the next day - it was all messed up. Three days later, it started to function, but there were a lot of glitches - and I mean a lot. Not until a couple of weeks was it functioning as it should. If you are under warrantee from HTC or have phone insurance, I suggest you just send it in.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Utorrent76:
You should have left the bb in the toilet where it belongs.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbarayah:
Hey now, that was a low blow =P Former Berry Addict myself turned Android Addict =D

Like others have said, patience is key. The last thing you want to do with a wet device is try to run power through it. Take the battery out, let it sit in a warm, dry place for a day or two, then transfer into some rice and see what happens on day 3 or 4. You may still be out of luck, but worth a try.

I had an old Sony Ericcson dumb-phone years ago that I took on a long bike ride on a hot summer day in my rear jersey pocket. After 4 hours of riding and soaking in my sweat it was toast. Used that method and in 3 days it was alive and kicking again =D

Good luck! Maybe you'll end up with a Jesus-Z =P
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Utorrent76:
Me too.

I'm also coming from a bb phone. That thing was a pain in my balls. Constantly freezing up,not enough memory,took centuries for the thing to boot up & the list goes on & on. Not that I'm bitter about it or anything,just saying.It had it's problems. Sorry if I offended anyone.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enoch861:
Everyone can hate on blackberries but one thing is for sure: they have kick ass battery life.

And that's the only reason why I would get a blackberry. Especially for those camping trips without electricity..
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dunkkid23:
Yeah I do see myself paying money (smh) in the near future to get this phone fixed, I guess my best bet is to find a bricked G2 and use it for its parts.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dunkkid23:
Yeah the methods worked but I am still having problems with the wifi and the screen is ugly. The LCD is green but as a phone it works, I might have to buy a bricked G2. Anybody knows who have a bricked G2?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitchison:
Well this was ~10 years ago and at the time a BlackBerry (957) was the greatest thing since sliced bread.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bstylz911:
this is a horrible day for g2 users....R.I.P lmao
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enserio:
Yeah, the BB was a pain in my ass too, but whoever said the battery life was awesome is right. I didnt have a data plan with it, so I never used it to its capacity. Also, If you'd like your personal info synced to your computer only and not Google, then the BB is where it's at. But anyways, did this guy ever ay what he did with the phone?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ddgarcia05:
I resently had my phone dropped in water. My screen seemed a bit off in color. I removed the battery and placed the phone on top if my cable box for a day and it was fine after that.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] binarypower:
Ugh, sorry to resurrect this thread, but did that fix it for you? My g2 decided to take a bath in the toilet and the very first thing I did was take the battery out, dry it off with toilet paper as thoroughly as possible (including the sim card, memory and headphone jack slots) prop it with with the keyboard apart and on its side to maximize airflow in front of a fan. I'm going to go to sleep with it like this and hopefully it will turn on tomorrow.... :(
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lainvalenajr:
Aha... After my first phone fell in some water, I never ever brought it near anything that could be damaged by water. Lol an advice, don't ever bring your phone when your using the bathroom... leave it on the bed. So yea I paid a lot for my G2 and don't want it f**ked up you know.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
Geez, that do you do with your time when you're sitting on the toilet? :-P
[Defy General] effooh:
Hi, I'm thinking of flashing the Pays ROM on my Defy and I'm fairly new at all this - I've read a bit in various forums, downloaded RSD Lite and other required programs - and I don't understand the following instructions from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=943258:

I've looked in RSD Lite, in the bootloader screen and in SuperOneClickRoot - I don't see any setting to disable/enable ADB.

Could someone please point me in the right direction? Thanks a bunch. :confused:
[Defy General] Chillimonster:
i 'think' he means USB Debugging (under SETTINGS / APPLICATIONS / DEVELOPMENT on the handset)

Thats what i did and it works.
[Defy General] effooh:
Yes, a couple of people in another forum also told me the same thing today and I just went ahead and did it. My Defy was in a bootloop or something similar once but in the end, everything worked out. So thanks. ^^
[General Questions and Answers] Golan89:
I've rooted my xperia x8 (android 2.1), and removed some stock apps i found that not necessary online.

the next thing, I can't download apps from the market! It says "downloading", but there isn't notification and it doesn't looks like downloading..

I've cleared the information from the market app, still nothing..

Please help me!
[General Questions and Answers] dnjplus4:
Have the same issue for my Xperia X10 mini and mini pro. Do we need to Unroot for it to work?

Mini E10i

2.1 Update 1

Build 2.1.1.A.0.6

Rooted using Superoneclick
[General Questions and Answers] golden419:
Reinstall

Have you tried.

1. Taking the battery out and restarting after 10mins?

2. Reinstall the market or upgrade it through downloading the apk.

It will work.:cool:
[General Questions and Answers] m0nk33:
Have you tried...

reflashing your ROM?
[General Questions and Answers] -SourceCode-:
Golan89, when you say "I've cleared the information from the market app, still nothing.." do you mean you tried clearing the cache and data from your Market app? (i.e. under Manage Applications > Market).

If you haven't tried that then please give it a go. So basically clear your Market app's cache > then data > then reboot your phone > then open up Market app and try downloading again.

Good luck :)
[General Questions and Answers] plainjane:
You probably removed a system app that is needed to download apps. What exactly did you remove?
[General Questions and Answers] :
Maybe make hard reset or/and use Eris Market Fix.

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